about
Making abstract physics measurable.
I hold a BASc in Engineering Physics from Queen's University and am currently pursuing my MASc there. My interests lie in problems that bring together theory, computation, and experimental hardware.
Research
My MASc research is part of the CATCHY experiment, exploring quantum-enhanced approaches to dark-matter detection. My work brings together optical excitation, quantum sensing, and cryogenic experimental hardware. My research is supervised by Dr. James Fraser and Dr. Joe Bramante.
> photonics & coherent optics
> dark matter & quantum sensing
> cryogenic parahydrogen systems
Background
I grew up in a small town in Northwestern Ontario and came to Queen's to study Engineering Physics. What increasingly drew me toward experimental physics was the possibility of making very abstract ideas measurable — moving from fundamental physics, through experiments and instrumentation, toward techniques and devices that can do something useful.
- MASc
- Engineering Physics
- Queen's University
- BASc
- Engineering Physics
- Queen's University